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Weidenaar, Dennis J. – 1982
One component of the "Master Curriculum Guide in Economics for the Nation's Schools," this guide demonstrates, through sample lessons, how the conceptual structure of economics, presented in part 1 of the series, can be taught in the K-12 curricula. The guide is designed to accelerate economics instruction at all grade levels, including the…
Descriptors: Concept Teaching, Curriculum Development, Economics Education, Elementary Secondary Education
Barrow, Lloyd H. – 1984
A three-part study was undertaken to determine the status of preservice elementary science education in New England. The first part ("Crisis in Elementary Science Education: New England") reports on a survey of New England teacher education institutions to determine the amount and types of science content and elementary science methods…
Descriptors: College Libraries, Elementary Education, Elementary School Science, Higher Education

Batoff, Mitchell E. – Journal of College Science Teaching, 1974
Describes the use of an activity aimed at constructing a "Unit Box" in a science methods course for elementary teachers. (PEB)
Descriptors: Activity Units, Elementary School Science, Elementary School Teachers, Methods Courses
Crowder, Alex B.; And Others – 1978
TAPE, Theory and Practicum--Elementary, was founded on the assumption that the integration of theory and practice is vital to a preservice education program. This is a 24-semester-hour, field-based, preservice teacher training option of the Elementary Education program at Texas Tech University. Integrated with a student teaching component, it…
Descriptors: Cooperating Teachers, Elementary Education, Field Experience Programs, Methods Courses
Preller, Arno G. – 1975
Specific areas in foreign language teacher training programs are defined as problem areas: the teaching of culture, activities to promote the study of foreign languages, and language testing. It is stated that foreign language teachers should have competence in (1) content area, (2) the learning-teaching process, and (3) the relationship of…
Descriptors: Community Involvement, Course Content, Cultural Education, Language Instruction
Martin, Ralph E., Jr. – 1981
Reported is a study designed to test Hovland's principle of attitude change as related to attitudes toward science and science teaching. Hovland's research provided information that communicators who were perceived as being highly credible and authoritative are more likely to produce greater attitude change than are communicators perceived as less…
Descriptors: Attitude Change, Classroom Communication, Communication (Thought Transfer), Credibility
Palmatier, Robert A., Ed. – Epistle, 1978
This journal issue deals with training teachers of reading. The four articles discuss a summer reading methods practicum that worked, how students rate their reading instructors, how reading consultants can survive school politics, and college students' perceptions of the fairness and the difficulty of examinations. (FL)
Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Higher Education, Methods Courses, Reading Consultants
HANNA, LYLE; AND OTHERS – 1967
TO DECREASE CULTURE SHOCK TO THE TEACHER IN A DISADVANTAGED CLASSROOM, A PROGRAM OF ON-SITE TRAINING CONDUCTED UNDER PROJECT "TEACH" WAS ADMINISTERED TO 30 SELECTED ELEMENTARY-EDUCATION MAJORS. THE AIM OF PHASE I WAS TO CREATE AND IMPLEMENT CURRICULA INCORPORATING MEANINGFUL COURSES DESIGNED FOR TEACHERS OF THE CULTURALLY DEPRIVED. STUDENTS WERE…
Descriptors: Bibliographies, Curriculum Development, Curriculum Evaluation, Disadvantaged Schools
LUECK, WILLIAM R. – 1965
TO DETERMINE WHICH COMMON TEACHING PROBLEMS CAUSE THE GREATEST CONCERN OR INSECURITY AMONG PROSPECTIVE TEACHERS, 445 JUNIORS (243 IN 1962-63 AND 205 IN 1963-64) TAKING A SECONDARY SCHOOL METHODS COURSE WERE ASKED TO RANK TWELVE MAJOR PROBLEMS IN THE ORDER IN WHICH THEY CAUSED CONCERN. THE PROBLEMS WERE COMPILED FROM THOSE OCCURRING FREQUENTLY IN…
Descriptors: College Students, Discipline, Education Majors, Educational Problems
Parsons, James B. – 1980
The collaborative innovation described in this paper, the use of cooperating teachers in instructing methods courses, is an integral part of a thorough revision of the student teaching program in secondary social studies at the University of Alberta. This innovation was the response to multiple problems with the student teaching program.…
Descriptors: Change Strategies, Cooperating Teachers, Educational Innovation, Higher Education
Akenson, James E. – 1978
This paper suggests a model for the preparation of social studies teachers based on the writings of sociologist C. Wright Mills. In 1961 Mills stated that the purpose of social inquiry should be to help people understand the connection of their personal lives to the social structure, the institutional arrangements of society. Based on this…
Descriptors: Comparative Analysis, Competency Based Teacher Education, Course Descriptions, Instructional Design
Robinson, Paul – 1979
Results of a survey are presented concerning the status of social studies methods courses at undergraduate institutions in Arkansas. There are 16 colleges which provide teaching certificates at the secondary level in Arkansas; all include the social studies as one of their certification areas. All 16 responded to the author's questionnaire. It was…
Descriptors: Communication (Thought Transfer), Comparative Analysis, Course Content, Educational Problems
MARY CONSTANTINE, SISTER, S.S.J. – 1968
A STUDY AT LOYOLA UNIVERSITY (CHICAGO), SPONSORED BY THE ILLINOIS STATE-WIDE CURRICULUM STUDY CENTER IN THE PREPARATION OF SECONDARY SCHOOL ENGLISH TEACHERS (ISCPET), TESTED THE HYPOTHESIS THAT "PERSONS ASPIRING TO BECOME TEACHERS OF ENGLISH IN HIGH SCHOOL CAN BE ALERTED AND TRAINED IN SOME OF THE VARIED, SPECIFIC, SEPARABLE, AND MEASURABLE…
Descriptors: Audiovisual Aids, Cognitive Processes, Comprehension, Critical Reading
PAQUETTE, F. ANDRE – 1964
UNDERGRADUATE TEACHER-TRAINING IN LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGES WITH HIGH MODERN LANGUAGE ENROLLMENTS AND GOOD GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION WAS SURVEYED WITH REGARD TO COURSE REQUIREMENTS, PRACTICE TEACHING, AND FUTURE TEACHER-TRAINING PLANS. RESPONSES WERE RECEIVED FROM THE CHAIRMEN OF 335 FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENTS IN 244 COLLEGES. SEVENTY PERCENT OF THE…
Descriptors: Colleges, Degree Requirements, Educational Change, Language Proficiency
Borg, Walter R.; And Others – 1968
Minicourse 1, a short microteaching program designed to change 12 specific classroom behaviors involved in conducting a discussion lesson, relies heavily on filmed illustrations by model teachers and provides feedback through carefully structured teacher self-evaluation of televised lesson replays. A study was designed (1) to estimate the degree…
Descriptors: Course Evaluation, Discussion (Teaching Technique), Educational Experiments, Feedback